As he puts it: "Once I hit a certain level of tournament facilities, I was disabled because I was unable to accommodate the absence of disabilities to accommodate".
At the same time, Whedon felt her presence was sorely missed in the fourth season of Buffy where "All of our characters got to the point where they were loving and hugging, and it was sort of like, where's Cordelia?", leading him to introduce Spike James Marsterss) to the cast to accommodate her absence.
An autoregressive working correlation structure was specified in the Poisson-GEE models, and appropriate steps were taken to accommodate the absence of data for calendar year 1999.
Respondents reported various workplace arrangements to accommodate their absence including: employing a temporary staff member (36%), existing staff worked longer (33%), working from home (0.5%) and other (5%).
To accommodate team absences, team members had training in a number of procedures including venepuncture.
When we repeated the analysis using Maxent, a method that is designed to accommodate pseudo-absences, there was significant similarity between the resulting maps and the predictions based on logistic regression (weighted kappa test: Z = 167.8, P < 0.0001; Supplementary Material Section 1.7).
We have demonstrated the algebra for easily accommodating the absence of particular sectors in a region and the choice among alternative technologies through the replacement of the identity matrix I by the more general I ∗ matrix and the square A matrix by A ∗. To choose among alternative technologies is a task for the model, not the database.
The next day Ms. Rabe bravely resumed preview performances as Portia, with Al Pacino as Shylock, in the Broadway production of "The Merchant of Venice," the opening of which was delayed a few days to accommodate her brief absence.
Ianto's role within the team now more frequently includes field missions, to accommodate Jack's absence.
